I visited this
museum yesterday. I was surprised and delighted at the quality of the exhibition: spotless modern design of the space; a great balance of history/education exhibits with modern pieces; English captions along with Chinese.
It's a good 30 minutes out of the city in an otherwise unremarkable area. It will be great when the cafe opens (the nearest convenience store to get a bottle of water is a good km away). And the selection at the gift shop needs to go up several notches... But all in all, I highly recommend it!
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"Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass" |
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Artwork by Steven Weinberg |
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Ambient light reflected through artwork (whose author I didn't note, sorry) |
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The Asian obsession with being fair-skinned reached the museum's bathroom |
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Visitors interacting with Steven Weinberg's works |
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